Egypt's Minister of Electricity, Mahmoud Esmat, and Siemens Energy Managing Directors, Dietmar Siersdorfer and Ashraf Hamasa, discussed advancing energy generation through innovative technologies to address energy transition challenges. The meeting highlighted the importance of expanding renewable energy and green hydrogen projects to reduce carbon emissions. Discussions included the Burullus power plant project, which plans to use a hydrogen and natural gas mix, supporting Egypt's green hydrogen economy. The collaboration aims to position Egypt as a leader in low-carbon hydrogen by utilizing co-firing technology and desalinated water for hydrogen production. The government's energy strategy focuses on low-carbon generation, renewable energy, and grid development to meet growing energy demands efficiently. Esmat praised the private sector's efforts in renewable energy projects and confirmed the government's dedication to expanding green hydrogen initiatives, localizing electrical equipment industries, and improving service quality. The partnership with Siemens Germany includes constructing combined cycle power plants to enhance energy capacity and promote sustainable development in Egypt.